Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hounslow Council Leader Shantanu Rajawat and the local Conservative Group have condemned the attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in Manchester. At 9.31 a.m., a member of the public reported that he had seen a car being
Haringey (Parliament Politics Magazine) – An investigation found Haringey Council’s social work department missed over 1,100 emails raising concerns about vulnerable residents’ welfare. During a local government and social care ombudsman investigation into Haringey council, the messages which included over 500 police
Barking and Dagenham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Barking and Dagenham business owner says he will run for council in the next election after anger at his business being hit by a local car park’s closure. Born in 1988 at Rush Green
Bromley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – St Olave’s and St Saviour’s Grammar School in Bromley has been ranked number one in the UK by the Great British Schools Guide (GBSG). The guide ranked schools according to the most recent answers to the government’s
The relationship between the House of Commons and the House of Lords has always been at the heart of the UK constitutional landscape. The House of Commons expresses a democratic mandate for the people, whereas the House of Lords has a more
The UK has a distinctive constitutional system composed of unwritten conventions, traditions of parliament, and re-written shared reforms. One of the widely discussed principles is the Salisbury Convention, a principle that governs the relationship between the two houses of Commons and Lords
British constitutional law is not only formed by statutes but also shaped by unwritten conventions that direct political practice. The Salisbury Convention is undoubtedly one of the unique conventions in British constitutional law. The Salisbury Convention was in place to prevent the
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Grade II listed Georgian home, the last of its kind in Leytonstone, Waltham Forest, is on the market for £1.75m, marking a rare heritage sale. Estate agency Dexters say the present owners have “sensitively restored”
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A 1930s bath house in Hackney Wick will stay open as a not-for-profit, after a sauna company stepped in to manage the historic community landmark. Before opening more locations throughout London, the social company Community Sauna Baths
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Research finds gut and mouth bacteria shifts in Parkinson’s may predict dementia risk, raising hopes for early detection and targeted therapies. As reported by The Independent, a new study links changes in mouth and gut microbes to
UK (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Health Secretary Wes Streeting orders urgent review after 22 foreign doctors banned abroad were cleared to work in the NHS, calling it a serious failure. As reported by The Independent, Health Secretary Wes Streeting demands a review
Jerusalem (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Israel intercepted 14 humanitarian aid boats, prompting worldwide protests, as 23 additional flotilla vessels continue toward Gaza. As reported by Reuters, flotilla organisers said Israeli forces blocked 14 boats carrying foreign aid. Twenty-three more vessels continue toward
